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odontophore

 
Dictionary: o·don·to·phore   (ō-dŏn'tə-fôr', -fōr') pronunciation
 
n.

A structure at the base of the mouth of most mollusks over which the radula is drawn back and forth in breaking up food.

odontophoral o'don·toph'o·ral (ō'dŏn-tŏf'ər-əl) or o'don·toph'o·rine' (-ə-rīn', -rĭn) or o'don·toph'o·rous (-ər-əs) adj.
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